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Join us for a discussion with UNIDIR.  Tuesday, 17 September 2024, 15:00 to 16:30 (CEST), Online (Zoom).

Master of International Relations and European Studies Antoine de Bengy Puyvallee will defend his thesis for the PhD degree at the Department of Political Science:

The rise of public-private partnerships as agents of global governance. The case of pandemic preparedness and response

Lurer du på hvordan metodekunnskapene og -ferdighetene du utvikler i statsvitenskapsstudiet kan brukes i arbeidslivet, og vil du vite mer om hva slags metodekompetanse ulike virksomheter har behov for nå og i fremtiden?

Master in European Affairs Anna Nordnes Helgøy at University of Oslo and the Department of Political Science will be defending her dissertation: "Gender divisions in labor and politics: Causes and attitudinal consequences". 

Title: Reframing Violent Political Conflict 

Robyn Eckersley is Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor in Political Science in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne, and a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia. 

Administrative burden in Australian universities: Insights into key dimensions and potential drivers from a nation-wide survey of academic staff

C-REX and the ECPR Standing Group on Extremism and Democracy are thrilled to present the 4th edition of its Summer School focusing on the study of the far–right in its radical, populist, and extremist manifestations. The programme is crafted to deepen your understanding of the theoretical, empirical, and methodological frameworks that underpin contemporary far-right politics.

Claudia Landwehr is Professor of Political Theory and Public Policy at Johannes Gutenberg Universität Mainz. 

Welcome to the 6th Nordic Conference on Violent Extremism, organized by Center for Research on Extremism, University of Oslo, June 17-19, 2024.

Bureaucratic Overload and Policy Triage: Evidence from the Introduction of the Acid Rain Program in the United States

The ongoing Young CAS project on Democracy's Reach in India is organizing a series of workshops on Indian politics.

Master in Administration and Organization Theory Jonas Lund-Tønnesen at University of Oslo and the Department of Political Science will be defending his dissertation: «Government, Technology, and Crisis: Balancing Surveillance Benefits and Privacy in Dealing with the COVID-19 Pandemic»

Origins and consequences of policy complexity in the European Union

Leah Downey is Junior Research Fellow at St. John's College, University of Cambridge. 

with Dr. Ashton Kingdon

Prof. Brian Blankenship will present his working paper, entitled "Defense Burden-Sharing and Support for Nuclear Proliferation in NATO Countries: Evidence from an Elite Survey". Prof. Tongfi Kim will discuss the paper.

with Dr. Robert Topinka, University of London

To mark the end of the multi-year SAMEVAL project funded by the Research Council Norway, which has funded the Comparative Institutions and Regimes (CIR) seminar and workshop series at the Department of Political Science at the University of Oslo, we invite you to the 2024 CIR Conference on Comparative Politics.  

The conference takes place at Professorboligen, by UiO’s Law Faculty in downtown Oslo. Each presenter is given 20-25 minutes, followed by 5 minutes for the discussant and a 10-15 minute Q&A session.  

For å markere slutten på SAMEVAL-prosjektet, finansiert av Forskningsrådet som også har finansiert seminar- og workshopserien til  Comparative Institutions and Regimes (CIR), inviterer vi til CIR konferansen om komparativ politikk. 

Konferansen finner sted i Professorboligen ved UiOs juridiske fakultet i Oslo sentrum 18.-19. april. Hver presentatør er tildelt 25 minutter, etterfulgt av 5 minutter diskusjon samt 10-15 minutter til Q&A. 

Moralization in policy narratives: insights from the politics of climate change and epidemic containment

with Antonis Ellinas, University of Cyprus

Philipp Broniecki will present joint work with Bjørn Høyland on What Drives Committee Allocation.

Organisational determinants of research use in policy making – a configurational approach